Great Falls daily tribune
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The *Great Falls daily tribune* reported that Julius M. Cestero of the Dominican Junta protested U.S. intervention, asserting that Dominican citizens never sought American control and continually demanded their independence. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Colby described the U.S. role in Haiti as benevolent and nearing completion, though the State Department continued withholding salaries from Haitian officials who obstructed treaty implementation. Colby recalled that the 1915 military intervention in Haiti was necessitated by chronic violence and the murder of President Vilbrun Guillaume Sam.
El *Great Falls daily tribune* informó que Julio M. Cestero, de la Junta Dominicana, protestó contra la intervención de Estados Unidos, afirmando que los ciudadanos dominicanos nunca buscaron el control estadounidense y exigían continuamente su independencia. Por su parte, el secretario de Estado Colby describió el papel estadounidense en Haití como benevolente y próximo a concluir, aunque el Departamento de Estado continuaba reteniendo los sueldos de los funcionarios haitianos que obstaculizaban la aplicación del tratado. Colby recordó que la intervención militar de 1915 en Haití fue necesaria debido a la violencia crónica y al asesinato del presidente Vilbrun Guillaume Sam.
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until the native government, cease to
interpose obstacles to .the carrying out
of certain provisions of the treaty enter-
ed into at the time of this country's oc
cupation of the island. The American
government. informed the Haitien min
ister that it could expect no relief from
t j,j s a etion until the Haitien government
adopted a less antagonistic attitude to
ward the American authorities.
Protest Filed
Protest against American intervention
in San Domingo was made in a simul
taneous statement by Julius M. Cestero,
representing the Dominican Junta in the
United States. Referring to the recent
declarations by Senator Harding and
Secretary of the Xav.v Daniels. Cestero
declared the citizens of the Dominican
Republic have never sought the present
American intervention "and have never
ceased to ask for restoration of their
freedom and sovereignty."
In his statement Secretary Colby said:
"The position of the United States
with relation to Haiti should not be mis
understood.
Benevolent Task
"This country is engaged in a ta
which has onlv a benevolent purpose. It
a task which was under taken for the
States undertook to do is riearing com
pletion and upon its completion this gov
ernment hopes to withdraw and leave
the administration of the island to the
unaided efforts of the Haitien people.
Revolutionary Country
"As is well known for many years,
prior to 1915. the isiand of Haiti was
the scene of many revolutions and
hronic disorders. The culmination of
these codifions came with the murder
of President Villburn Guillaume Sam
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Great Falls daily tribune. (1920). Great Falls, Mont., 1920-09-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024808/1920-09-21/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Great Falls daily tribune, 1920-09-21.
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